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**__Bibliography__**
Adams,Cameron,Hill,Penz, Ian,William,Brian,Peter. __The Real Poverty Report__. First ed. Edmonton,Al: M.G.Hurtig Limited, 1971

Even though there are many causes of poverty, the lack of money beats all other causes. Because the poor receive a smaller income it is much more difficult for them to buy all the staples needed in a day to day life. In the introduction, it says that if you’re parents grew up poor or spent their whole lives that way it is very likely that you will live the same lifestyle as them.

Steins, Richard. __Alcohol Abuse:Is This Danger On The Rise?__. First ed. New York,NY: Twenty-First Century Books, 1995.

When a parent is drunk, they cannot teach their children life lessons or be involved with their life because they are always recovering from hangovers. Many children who have alcoholic parents grow up with low self esteem and feel that they are the reason for the family’s problems. Alcoholism is considered a family disease. Anonymous, "Puberty 101." __Alcoholic Parents__. 1997. American Academy of Child &Adolescent Psychiatry. 17 Oct 2006 .

Children of alcoholic parents are four times more likely of becoming alcoholics, than their peers. This is because they struggle emotionally, and turn to alcohol or other drugs to numb, the pain.

Anonymous, "Puberty 101." __Moving__. 1997. American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. 17 Oct 2006 .

When children are moved from community to community, they are often put under a lot of stress. New friendships have to be made, and there are complications with studies. They must catch up with the new kids in there classes.

Interview Questions with Maureen (Jeanette's sister) and Rosemary (Jeanette's mother)
Maureen: Can you describe for me the environment of your home as a child? When did you realize as a child that your father was an alcoholic? What led you to drugs and is this or was this a serious addiction problem like that of your father’s? What kind of relationship do you share with you and your family now compared to twenty years ago?

Rose Mary: Could you describe the relationship you shared with your husband? How come you never stood up to your husband and left him? Did your husband ever try consulting a professional about his problem with alcohol? How would you summarize the last 5 years of your life? Looking back on the life of your husband, would you now defend his actions or speak out of them?

By: Julia, Charlotte, and Jasmine